Most Popular Books by Mike Phillips

HORRIBLE HISTORIES WITCHES reveals the truth behind pointy hats and black cats, and other idiotic ideas about witchcraft. Full of foul facts, including which magic word was used to zap zits, why people were paid to prick a witch and much, much more. It''s everything you need to know about WITCHES - all the gore and more!

Sam''s house is very small and very noisy. Sam can''t stand it! But when he asks the Wise Woman for help, her answer is not at all what he expected.

Brightly illustrated, exciting retellings of classic stories, never more than 400 words long to promote visual literacy. 6 yrs+

The book reveals how castles were built, not only for people to live in, but also to keep enemies out. Detailed illustrations show the materials that were used and special precautions that were taken to ensure castles would provide adequate defence. Photographs show several examples of castles and castle remains that can still be visited today.

Bunnee is lost in the one place he promised he would not go. He must find his way out before he ends up in a pie!

When a beautiful rainbow appears in the sky, Liam and his best friends Chas and Brendan set off to find the pot of gold at the end of it because they have no money. But their quest proves far from easy and they face many problems and difficulties which they must learn to overcome. Will they find the treasure or will they stay poor? An action-packed, fun-filled story for junior readers with useful lessons about business objectives that will appeal to everyone.

Isn''t Christmas lovely? But what about the relatives from hell, the inexplicable presents and the endless games of charades? Instead of suffering, read the pre-Christmas diary of a turkey, uncover the real Father Christmas or discover where to hide when Auntie Doreen''s handing out sloppy kisses.

It''s the end of the world, but a new beginning for humanity. The war has lasted for generations. In this technological age, no longer must humans risk their lives in combat. Fierce robots operated by remote control make up the bulk of the militaries. Satellites in the atmosphere render the heavens a frenzy of violent confrontation. However, the war has little effect on everyday life. The bloodshed is minimal, the disruption to commerce even less. It is a comfortable war. Most of the populace believe they have nothing to fear. Little they know their world is about to come to an end.

Taking life back into your own hands in midlife is no easy feat. But that is exactly what Mike Phillips has done. In his easy-to-read, emotional and inspiring memoir, the author describes the steps he took to unlearn much of what he was taught as a child and find a way to express his true identity. "Personal stories are often compelling and worth reading, but what makes "From Priest to Pastor" so special is the unique journey Mike Phillips has experienced in his life. All who are called by God into the ministry must face the cost of surrendering their lives for this "High Calling". Mike discovered in his years in the Roman Catholic priesthood that his growing restlessness was something deeper than his personal challenge of sacrifice but was in fact an encounter with truth through the guidance of the Word of God and the Holy Spirit. His persistent and courageous commitment to discovering this truth makes his story, with its ultimate glorious, grace-filled ending, a compelling and fascinating read." John Pettifor, Nottingham, 2023. "Mike Phillips has written a most compelling account of the struggles and successes on his journey from Priest to Pastor. Mike''s story is courageous, honest, emotional and humorous. May it be a blessing to others on their own journey to godly change." -Dr Steven Jenkins MA, MInstAM

Tells the story of three Black friends growing up in a poor neighborhood in South-central Los Angeles

Kzine is a kindle only magazine published three times a year ontaining new stories in the sf, fantasy, horror and crime genres. Sometimes these genres are mixed together in one story. This issue there are seven stories by authors: Simon Kewin, Steve Conoboy, Forrest Roy Johnson, Mike Phillips, Louise Hughes, Sarah L. Byrne and Edward McDermott

Broadcaster Trevor Phillips and his novelist brother Mike retell the very human story of Britain''s first West Indian immigrants and their descendants from the first wave of immigration in 1948 to the present day.

Puzzle over these six fun-packed 49-piece jigsaws. With a fantastic flags feature, find the odd-one-out game, and essential Earth facts hidden under the jigsaws, the Awesome Atlas is out of this world!